Mia Huss

I am planning on being an International Lawyer, but I am unsure of how to get involved with related internships or organizations as an undergraduate that will teach me skills needed in the future.

I am planning on being a STEM major in college and want to ensure that I get real-life experience in my field while still attending college. How do I achieve this?

I have been wondering how to teach people on what and how laws are to help them understand what they are.

I enjoy challenges but i’m not sure what I want to study in college. What should I do to narrow down the fields/areas of study

How do I get experience? As I enter the field, are there certain things employers will look for? What will make me successful, my education in journalism or my experience with it? Should I create a portfolio of my work, and if I do, can I include writing unrelated to journalism?

What should I study to become a professional writer also how many years should the subject I would stay take me in the university to complete it.
Please I need honest reply

What mechanism can one use

I think I would like to get my degree in Child and youth studies instead of in early childhood education. So I wanted to know if I can use that degree to be an occupational therapist or anti social behavior therapist?

How competitive is the field

Why do I have to take science and math in my senior year? If I have already completed the necessary credit requirements. My guidance counselor said that colleges like to see that, is that true?

I have babysat before but not much and people prefer to use my older sister not me anyways so what should I do?

Study more & focus

I'm a Civil Engineer, Brazilian, I love Disney, construction materials and engineering projects.